Canadians react to the US midterm election blue wave

We aren't the only ones keeping a close eye on the elections. After a dramatic, drawn-out battle over tariffs and the Gordie Howe Bridge, our neighbors across the border are also keeping tabs on what the midterms mean moving forward. Fox 2's Lauren Edwards is live in Windsor to show us how Canadians are reacting to the results. Lauren. You know, I think it was called Roop, a big blue wave, and it definitely happened in Michigan. And a lot of folks across over behind me in Detroit were looking at it, but so were a lot of people here in Windsor, Canada. Let's get into all the details and coming up soon what they had to say. Now, the Democratic candidate, Dr. Abdul Al-Sayed, was elected to Senate over his GOP opponent, Mike Rogers. And Democrat Jocelyn Benson beat Republican John James for the governor's seat. And Canadians tell Fox, too, that they watched all night. Long, actually, they have been paying attention for months from tariffs war to the on again and off again opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge. Canadians have told Fox too many times in the past that they pay close attention because it deeply impacts them, their day to day lives and their pockets. Now tonight, Fox two spoke to a number of folks in Windsor about how they're feeling about the midterm results. And many did not want to go on camera, but a few did. And here's what they had to say. Fantastic, very excited about it. Time for a change, time for a change and I hope this will improve relations especially now that Michigan's blue and I am glad that people did not bow down to fear-mongering. I try to stay neutral mostly so interesting you know here in Canada all I've heard for a couple of days is about the midterms and of course you know everybody is concerned about trade right and So on as you know, now coming up on the edge, just what do they hope happens over these next few months, especially in January when everyone is sworn and you're going to hear that soon for now reporting live here in Windsor, Ontario, Lauren Edwards, Fox two news. Yeah, you know, Lauren, President Trump got a lot of pressure saying you got to end this trade war with Canada. Even Mike Rogers himself saying this has got to end. I imagine that that still is something that is pretty stressful for the people across Absolutely, Rup. It's been top of mind here for months. I've come so many times and talked to a number of Canadians and it was top of mind then. It is top of mind tonight. A lot of people just really concerned about this trade war and what it means for them. And so they're hoping for some sort of resolution soon. Reporting live from Canada in Windsor tonight, Lauren Edwards. Thank you, Lauren.